The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-29 00:00:00

~., ~._, r r~ r ,~~ ~ rliTl~~ )ar l `~ ! :;fl it, ,-~± ii} wa rd, .{ and rd II i to dfri Cl Nice, I Dee° issues ~(litcr a ilj fLinfiet gad ; • f(0111 To' IG t"' ►a ,~,: chat' on l b° 4e 56i(1° 0 (1)° , oi LO ~r e"C rf'tiL; > L's °I OCT. 25. ^~; 1~ l,i/ ~~i C i ro!! 1, • 5 B~►L L, ~ ,fislie d calii' p .,ek e on tb i ° Ie ) `,l`)- • tl) t fr3 1 1 10 g• „s . d fro if, C. tile 9111 ow' go o. I)3i°' $l O° P fil -• 0 • as .bi t 0 , ,ef e° Or TO TILE OFFICERS OF THE ARMY. GENTLEMEN, ,Mansion-house proceed •;`7''. On Tuesday, the 23d, 4reat Irish RebiTion, the a tAubber of Noblemen, is, in a very superb manner. • , e, 01, ~•rved-= , al, Commander of the Forces. • ‘A. , pole. On, . Sor . Lhark.s Asgill, Ran. &c. &c. ,• 'oriner.w is excellent, atid•the wines so very the Coin,,any', s,,t •long. Atter the usual •- . .`"l4.—T tie Qu e rn and. the Royal' Family.—The j iv u i Yttinh c i 1',1.! Lord Liett:enant. - The Land Jrt. •-.1 he L. sty Ottbil , i —The Protestant Asiend. he (.10 Vl rl,:ms ,ettiory, a:c . C. " vv..iiesh.,v, our .001 1 , Countryman, v,/hose talents ' •urad I omit, and will doubly increase and tilre t "1 , 14 , , , sperity of United kingdom.—Three times L„," We,th peals t applause. • ' lingt..n, the ikro o.ho 1134 displayed the viciori iiini!:ainter 01, tits Comui rum India to the Pole.—Three three Whit to ad appiaw , ' e. •c • a bumper, said— ' M . 1 / 4 • he Y Lord M yor, I beg perrntsston to give the V i e 01 . another m embe r of the illustrious Family vi ceL-Jra itt:l, that emulates the arWt .iltti.s of his Noble Bro piL zeal, 'and activity in of Itelavd, the country ' e 're • corn bitted ti , his care; eVt,ry Chi z4ll 01 DuWiti can bear honourable testimony,' ti; secretary - the Right 11 .n. W. W. Pole.—Three times e ei most ne.otv &uttl unAninous." NV I G e nave received by the Hind Stan the .Syrlne:y I. Q e4es to th e o f May. Lient.-Governor Col.,- dlecii at the Settlement of Hobart on Ge 2441 tk f aflarchi whilst sitting in his chair c..nversing,Y . iitb Su , v.-iro had attended bhp. during a short tlitl o `''s s'rx days. The illnrcury schooner arrivjd a. on tae.4.h of Nlav, R earva of pork : she brou4lll accounts -- of the con ,4" the civil Wars between PuMARIIEE and ~ •,1s W:,ilst the Dromedary Lty at Sy 14, 6 'e orokv; out on' board her in thelo‘,.er tier, t i "eu columned trrim rive to twelve o'elock at rion.' klid a halt depth of water was iturciluced it ° iir:r hold by scuttles cut n, her sides, putnps, &c. it was only by the twos; intrepi St,e was - rescued from destruction. Fortit vuklY, her powder had been deposited in the Go :riThmt magazines, or Eh , ,gust 'have blown' op.,- ir c o , ;iita had been received ..i Sydoey of the loss of le Mary whaler, , Captain StramoNDS, off the east "- New Zealand, ,with 110 tons :of sperm oil. re saved by a vess 1 itt eon - yaby, sup to be the inspeetor; Capt. WALKElS.—Aver ii."`' Pr.ces of articles in SVc . l..ey, l‘Ly ciuoido, pork, and beet, ts. t 3 . per , 1b.,; oats, 1 11-iz,, i„otatocs, tbs. tid. per 1:. - 4vt.i fOwls, s • e.leh ; eggs, 4,..6d. per 'dozeo. 1, Priv ate l etters f rom Baenos Ayrt s, via Madeira, r 've . Lh L icce , ved to theiti h They llfro the iuielligeiice ot son have g : e e ti artesterl., He was, it appears, Itiistenitig to 10',,his father with a sum of money to ',ay lie •''. s , ,A hen adotachrnent sent from Buenos Ayres t"i 'cleptett 010 i a+ St. Neholas. rite iohabi, lit, of INlitlite Video, as well as those ?' Colo, are -wed to be greatly . ex : , spetated At 'e pro ot pt and vigorous prricr dings of the J , iiita, .1. sendin g way . lie late Viceroy and Audien , la.— Got.vtoor of ...ce latter place was even consider °gexrdielity of a public avowal ot his sei,ti- Ni;nts, aid ixopr : etv of - to tic 'itg -oute hostile, ti t i l "vetnents, wii 0 his ,designs were truAtated by `"t' sudden tipp,'arante of a military 'force, ani: tie ‘ 4 . l s compelled to seek safety to flight. His parii 24116.inatie stone resistance ;. and blood was spilt be "°l-e tranquility was,reslord. . The alleged Con,piracy in Portitgal has been % r "ttliy exaggerated. The papers are Misinformed \ ‘ l 4 , •ch stive...i t ~at Ihe Lavinia had broth,some of 4, Cons,:irators • o Portsmouth. S , :e sailed from Lisbon 'with the Amazonian Portuguese - frigate , un• ti er e , ltvoy.tor .th• WQ,tern Isle s, having. 73 persons ( - 4 diderent nations ond nesk.riviirms on hoard, 25 Pt whom were Frenchmen, old residetus to Lisbon, a 114), on account oldie war, were uoiiti;te.d in the lower of Cascaes ; 40 01,these .persons • were left in % he island of Terceira ; but the Frenchmen, and se foreigners,_ r , - , uroed. to Lisboa in the same Gentlemen who have arrived,in the Lavinia, are. cove to this country with passports from the Blind) Minister ; some of them are of the fist families in Portugh aa. Tale charge of being t '-'mffpiiiitois. has never oNn attempted to be pre "-fled against them., It was known, that when Fiencti were at Lisbon, they were on term:, 0 1 - friendly intimacy with them—and this seents.to b'ave been ,the extent of their crime. SALDANH "A MI.EIRO i MARCARIH Ai, and RATTON, are'Nohle en. Mr. ANTONX DB ALMEIDA• was Surgeon to her Maje,iy, acid first ,Sulgeon to she Royal Naval I:ll ipiial at Lisbon ; he has brought tour datighteis to this country. PELLEGRIN I is one of the first t ils;ot lot Painters io Europe ; PIZETTA is - a Minia-, lure Painter; .CAMBIASO and DUFOUitiibil, are Mer chants. Three old men, belonging to 'a work-house in dirthuigh, last_ week went out together to drink drains'; ,in.consequence of which one of thent died th,t;satne evening,' another in three days, and the • third within - a ,reek. London, Ott. 19, ISt°. Permit me to. solicit the honour of your atten tion to a small Pamphlet I have , published,, iilus trdting a ,plan, subject to improvements, materially important to the interests of the Officers in the Army, and to .solicit an early notification may be to the Agent of the names of Officers who Propose being subs. rihers. . 1 have the honour to be, Centlemen, obedient Servant, D. ItoBERTS, CapiAki 51st. ItegiLnent, r.of Brigade. , P. ramp', e i tc, be at -E2 - , L'Jiluon ; LEITH. The Cedvpso sloop of war, with a la . rge fleet for t he.Balttd. sailed from the Humber on Wednesday; and the Charles a rmed ship tollo%ed on Thursday, with,the.reonainder of thatrAe Colletled during the late long prevalence of contrary winds. . s Naval ExpLorr.—We have much peasitre in publishing the following official acc(iunt Of a gallant naval expio . t,- be our countryman, Lieutenant James Robinson, of his Maje-ty's sloop of war Prometheus, second son of George Robinson, Esq. of Clcrtniston, His Majesty's sloop Prometheus, Aug. 30, ISt° On the 20 August, •t 8 t 0, lying at anchor in Pillau Roads, I i A-. M. 'observed .a schooner about five miles from the. town; . sent- a six-oared- cutter„ in winch wai, Lieutenant Robinson, Mr. John Winnard, cljrk, Mr. 'F. L. Roberts, mioshipman, nine sea tutm, armed with lour muskets one of Which was useless, and six cutlasses, to examine her, supposing • her to be a • , ‘erchant vessel drawing near, they 'covered her to be armed and lull of men. Lieute nant Robinson determined to attack her, pulled close under her bows, when they hailed them in English, " What boat's that ?" Lieut. Robinson answered, ",An EnOish man of war's boat," The .elemy immediately hoisted Ilitch colours, and commenced a smart fire on the boat. ‘. Lieutenant , Robinson- and Mr. Winnard finding them so much superior (being Gen within hall-pistol'Sbot, that attempiing to board woulti be imprudent, returned the tire as)3risk,y as their small proportion of arms would allow. The ship; observing the action, weighed, and stood to warus them, which the privateer perceiving, turned her head to the snore. The cutter being so poorly armed, and having expended all their ammunition ; •-ould 'tot prevent ,her troth gaining it before the PPoti,eqieus uut wi h n go::-Stiot ; haVingretorned to snip. got a supply . of arms and arnmutittion; With the assistance at ain;ther boat, they -destroyt.cl iter. The crew escaped up the country, under the proteaion of the Polish soldiers-, a paarot whom came down, and tired on the boats without doing We have learnt. rou a Privisian pilot, who-Was pre,ent•when they:landed; their loss wit two 'killed and ihiec wounded. The chata-e't.:- of British seamen needs no corn- , inept; it possible, thu intrepld coodull:t of MT. nard, Mr. 1106,-rts, and their little crew, enhanced i we had tine than Wounded, whose place Mr. Winnard prom oly supplied. The very g 4; 'beipiviOur , of Lieutenant Robin son, on this otcasion, : , as' procured him the .thanks of Admiral Saumca, z, and the tnerchants'of entortain a grateful s use or the service dot -a thc.:m destroying the.pri'vateer, which had been the Terror of that Oast. I can,‘ot torbear t..) mention the remarkable inter position of Providence in oiir•taVonr,'hating but one. man wounded, although a 6,•pound shot wept aim!' :the boat, and it great, number of. intr.4:et shot s' rtiOk the boat and s ia of which out Lieutenant Ro bins-11'A liftt n'enly in two. She proves to be La Messalina French schooner privateE•e, 01 6 guns and' 42 men Captain:;:ricon (firs!), and Captain Kersch (second). WAIS (tiN , THE MEUSE), SEPT. 2.2.7--On the Igth of t hi, month, net +.‘ een the hours : otfive and, sot in the evening, a luminous meteor appeared to: Inc ou h, and . about L‘t., distance Of a quarter of a league front the small coinanune of Brezeau ; per sons who attentively examined it assert that it vas nearly a.qoartcr of an hour in collecting floating over the place where it was first seen, and tl t hat when all pmts. had united, it appea;g4,all 01 once as 4 very considerable globe of fire, taking a norther- ;y direction ; tt ,pread terror aniongst the inhabi tants of the %Illage,.wht: believed their houses would be burnt, and they themselves perish.. This globe was accompanied by a frightful wbica was heard at the distance of more than a league and . a half; and sometimes resembled the rolling, of a rapid chariot ; at others, the noise of rain violently dri , en by the wind. It was followed by, a very thick fog, and carried up from the ground every thing it met in its passage. In :,:rosbrng a river it absorbed water, which. soon afterwards fell in rain. • It wandeied for some time near the village. o;rut thing,certain is, that the roof of a house ~vas thrown down, which is the only trace it has left., It was accompanie - a and followed by an abundant . rain, much lightning, and loud chills of thunder, , Continuing in the same direction, it suddenly turn ed_ into a column of tire, which, with the tog, rose cowards the heavens. • This made many person's be lieve tiefig was smoke.- It remained about a 'liar ter of an hour in this. State, aqumter of a league 'to the north of the village, and at a short 'distance fr i om the forest of Beaulieu. This column row stink - a little, and at last it suddenly disappeared, leaving , a thick fog, which had no smell., This pbenoinenon lasted three-quarters of an hour, and travelled over the space of half a league. We are happy to state that Miss the young lady who so fortunately .escaped a watery grave a few dayi since, is now perfectly recovered from the , consequences of her immersion, and has in a weal degree over Borne those feelings of anguish wilch led - her to atteo)ot an amt .so incompatible with every krt . ) titnent of Christianity. Her tempor.iry insanity, we underAand, arose from the too suddeo infwiDa lion of the death of a Gentleman to whom she wAs bei rot bed, and who' was killed.in the late aaiou in Portugal. Saturday afternoon, about 4 o'clock,. as a Gentle man (a , Foreigner) was gOing along Ludgate-hill, lie was hustled near the Belle Savage inn, by three,rob hers, who forcibfy took from him his pocket-book, containing 4 bank-notes of 101, each, and 4 of 51. each. • Saturday nearly 300 Portuguese sailors assembled in Cable -street, St. George's in the East, to give. .battle to a greatly inferior number ot Chinese; when several of the latter were wounded, and taken to the hospitkil. - After creating much alarm and con e fusion iu the,. neighbourhood, about 20,ringleaders, of the Portuguese were apprehended by. the White chapel Officers,- and are retained in eus.ody until (heir .woanded orpouents are -pronounced out of tlanger.., EDINBURf;II, OCT. 24. ,SHOCKING ACCMENT.---A gentleman ' along the ,South Bridge, about one o'clock this . morning, was ,thirm,.(l by the report of a pistol, and ittimediaely calling the a.;sist,ince of a watchman, proeeeded towards the place, frOm W4lo.23Ce'therepoit seemed to come. On .arriving at the head of wary-street, the, pticeiVed the body of a aimt lying stretched on ..the ;round, and beside bun another man, who, •immediately on their coming up, t.re-, rented a'pistol to ltis head, fired it, and fell 1.9 the • ground,. - Assistance was promptly procured, and they, were carried to the Royal Infirmary—the one perfeMly lifeless,,and the other (who had fired the pktol•when the gentleman and iNaichipan cane u;•) . nealy so; he died in a few noputeS idtei . being being:brought into the Infirmary. In the first, the ball had entered a little. above the lett ear, and kidged in the brain ; in the' other, it had entered 'a little above the r.ght ear, and pas.ied. out, at the opposite side•Of the head. •. :We understand that the gentleman who w a s oh.' served to fire the second pistol . was much itlioXiC‘il• d; that4te left his !edgings with -a brice loaded.pi hts band, (a id was follow , el by the other o;entleman,.in order . .to .bring him liyxk, Irritated, probably, by his solicitations, he c inniitted.the deed - above mentioned. The interval between, th firing of the two pistols might .be 'about three'ini r. .., times. • EARTHQUAKE..—EXtraa of a Fetter, ditel. Michael (Azoten), August 24•-One of thosedread ful phenomena never Willit'SSVCl w your,conuiry, 01.,pci many. here in unspeakable wretchedne,s allo ai l 1li,!*.i101); - and continue's to oCc,!sion L;rt.at ter:- ror to ,all the inhaoitaws of tins Island. Utz the th of August, at. ten P. M. slight shocks of minute earthquake wire tilt at intervals of a few tot tour ho ors. During this tune, the "inhatinAtt's, pnder the influence of alarm tor their personal safe— ty, as well as pro,ierty, were . running to and fro - in. the gr , atest_ distress. Bet ween.iwn, and three, a dreadful rocking was- experienced throughout :(Le ;whole 1-kind; several houses, noabie to :resist its violence, were thrOwn down, and many others W , re greatly damaged ; and such rr,ons as sought safety in the open air were dashed to the grOund the calamity had 'he,,n 'confined in iis effr! tax and though great injury had Leen susiaioed, , we had to congratulate ourselves•on the loss of tew liven - ; 'tint we were )et to witness a most drta•!ful soecta cle. On the ?th, at midnight, a hollow itunhling sound Was hertrd, the clouts gathered, - and the wind was hushed into silence ; the rocking returned, and in a tew-tninutes after, the viliage oTCoz,ls, situat ed on a piain,. cornpri-ing 22 11695Q5,. was s‘% ed up,"an.l in the spot wiwre it stood'a lake of oil iug water gosheil . to: . th. Marty' of the unfortunate inhabitants, wtio• had prev-itiusv . rotirt,d to the kLie vated ( ; ;rou7id, beheld the zii , ..4,11t . V.;:t11 a degree o fior rOr and am whic:i enchained add tkeir tacni tkis ; :brit weo,ole proik-rty swept - . laway• in a few nunwes, and in the place 'where tiletrohce lot gardrns and fiour T litiing orchards-stoud, ty:)agit appeared but a V t; expans- of wilier ! 32 , pri.sogi., it is Calculated, - have lost their lived by this aiifuil and caii , iiiitous event, ail.! cattle pro } erty to a cousidw - aple aillotkat destroyrd. A great idogr.te ,of alarm.. .contiopes to ttervdd-e the. v‘liote Pitand, as ott tite east side an - oritiee has been 7 been di,scp erect, le•clui)ltng the cr.lierot a voi . catto, and out of which flames cocas onally burst through. Hitherto they have .been unaccompanied -by ar.y eJectio., of. volcanic Matter.". . , . . TUE 'TUE ►T R,F$ ; 77-4.k. .e!:.y numerous Audience at tended the represe! , ration of Aling John on Saturday.last at COveiit Gar:!:-ai Thealrc. The repuscnratinn of Kilig • John by Mr. :h EMBLE May bed ratikeo anon his very hest protcs.s . bnal.etfow:. fie,uni tormly sustain s the:character with all the dinity whist :it admits, and v ery - skOally,,,keeps,,finward, through the whole, a kin of inournful arrogance, resoling'aijoircti'frout his pride And' self . com!enr- The ,excellence'ot Mrs. SIDDO NS • stance was not less conspicuous •; it was a fine,lnix.- lure of energy and pal hos. Falcoribridge was i7cry prominent in the hands of Mr.. C, KEMB . LB A manly spirit and vigorous gaiety pervaded.the whole Master, Ciftipm AN, in •,Arthur, displayed ability • tar beyond his 'years, The play is brokight,forwar',l • with great magnificence, • A few 'days ago, the following singular scene oc ent:red at the Lyceum.--Johnstone was called-upon for his well-known song of " The Sprig of Shilduh," and, prepared to sing it immediately, With the utmost alacrity and good humour,; but when the baad had gone through the symphony, he stood sil-nt and Contused, and apparenklv-in great distress ; the music went through the symphony again, and the same silence and contusion appeared ib an increased 'de- . gree—again the music went through the symphony, to the utter astonishment of the audience who knew 'not bow to understand the matter : Johnstone,' however, came forward and addressed them ,in his frank and humorous way:—" Ladies and Gentlemen, I am infinitely 'distressed, but really it seems I have sung the song. so often that I have forgot the first line."—The house immedistely rung with a burst of hearty laughter---teals of applause greeted the favotnite, and rumoved his confusion, and a .hun dred voices rumpled him with the line tor which he was at a los's, and he went through the song with great,Tipplause.. PoPe has been performing with very great success at Bath and. Bristol. The charaders in which he appeayed in those cities IA ete, Othello, Oakley, Oc tavian, Rolla, Leon, .and Lord Mainly. He at traded a numerous audience every night, and at Bath was patronized by all the distinguished Persons of that city. He takes the play of King. Lear, with The Blind Boy, this evening,- and is altogether like ly to reap a plentiful harvest. . 'lt is proved by a comparison of the results of se veral experiments nude in the cultivation of wheat and potatoes, that an acre of land planted with the latter root will produce sufficient food for 16,375 healthy :men for one meal; while an acre of wheat will mit teed more than 2745. The : - !xppiice of Lul tivating and housing the potatoes is estimated „at 121. ls.—and that of the wheat at 11. lis. POLICE. BOW-STREET.--On Saturday Charles Sheen was brought to the abOre Otfice tip •Vbi.illiam Sal M on, belonging to th e S ame ,' charged with uttering -coun terfeit int)! ey. Jo!ln Micklam, son of .T.Thn Micklam, a tobac contst ot. Drury-lane, said iliat the prisoner came to his father's s h o p on Ft iday evenit.g,, - and asked •,. for half an ounce of tobacco, for which he gave him in payment a seven striding piece ; lie took it L.ackwarcs into the parlour, to ..as.k.ertain it it' was 'bad, and had no doubt about it ; hn ,%rent into the shop to the prisoner, and asked htni how he - cane by it, who teiliedhq took it in cliang , tol . a'gui-• Ilea,~ bus ectuld not tell of who up , ,a . which this prosucti or do'ained sen fair Salmon"; While the m • ,- ,•;cf Cr was goo , ', the prisor Offeted to take the Ti3A:(:o and pry 'tOr it w.th alrpenco: • On the at rt,:n or Salinon,"he ;Isited - tht;riqs;:nt-r his name, and n e r e ire lited, winch he refusedla . tp.ll:- . Salmon th , .-n as;; ~(1 him w'ha.b?. ‘y;:s, and h( iranic ly acknowledged hin.solf totyr- (t" sl •nr term for an utterer ). 0: hint, an 1 Inuad upon Unit a eutiGtet.'f.it eahiij mg.; twee f ).,e.od sis.Jeuces,.,and a ct ppa . oy • and N , ::•pcuce. ttcd-Jor, furl exa m' 4n VNION-FIA LL.---jOhR ITIMIAhrOyS; an etnaciaied . figure, elnathed in a-smilor's.,anye . li.:w.and ;row- I br, , ugi,t be the Gy . (: t 3oekie, charged on suspicion of - hayi cyli.tcoass and three silk; -hai‘cskerci'oel It an ear-4 ed that the ottice.r had waichtql lie,Pr.st..ner int the. , ihnp of: Mr. S!iarp : ".1 2 .,1; : ;!:1:•(.;, liati.ei.la-11 , -r, in Inc Borottgii I - ligh-street, and susnec.ti,ig his '.. Weld to rcb.tlie shops, f0.1 , ,wel i .re - 1 c t him-con - Pug out of the shop. ',Lucy seized hi I), .an.i proco-d d to -e '• in stnall-amths were found c, two new And Nothing, ho A ever, .belonging liii1(1 it) (Ii;, - The RrisonersAid he bought the i hngs :n :Fes lion 'of' a Jew Pedlar at Portsea wombs ago, and that they had been in his poss , s,ion ever since. He was committed for. re-examination. The fiv i e men who were apprehended on Thurs day ni4ht for firing otf pbools, to the great annoy a:lee ( i t the peace:lble itibabltatf:s of different piati of Lonchin, have since been hailed. •The custom of throwing squibs and letting off: crackers itt the streets has hccome ,an intolerable nuisance. Wherev''_r there arks any illutninauons; a number of idle fellows assemble, as attend with links :.the litter retail crackers and_ tire'Lworks,,T which call .for the notice of site constables and .otii cers of police.' One tell`W in eitheeme 7 stre ! ...t hwste..t. that he sc'ld four guineas . woith of fire-wOr'ki, on Thursday night, many of which were thrown into the neighbouring houses, and - created pet imual 41,irtn. - As the Colchester waggon.was..coming to lover) . on Sat.,rdAy, loaded witli g iods, and aiooturfourteen women and children 'p - assengt-rs one of tile axle-trevs• broke in 3Whiteehollei,. by which of woman had her scull fraaured, and several others were much bruised. .• The body of a seatmn, with one arm, was pick 'd tip !a.t I.yee4,.floqtrpg'in Plyniodth He. hAd: in his poc}:et si7l..m.noles,and three guineas aTh. i its name appeafs'to he Richard Bechon .and fro a some papers ; he seems to have Wen ironLA Nonh of England. • •• • ; - On Friday evening the- 'partntenti of NC's': WE* v \ ll 'Z ER (11tt co I edian, In Bridg-s-styet, were en ter:!.d, and .a ciniintity of : wearing -tofet. On Saturday Mr. W.'s s.!evant saw ahoy at p!av tin= der the Piazza,: with. a' liandkerohigl. on belonging to her master, which •he - wort when playing the - charader of Frerldinvn - the tgly to a house in Barleigh4-surt, .1.1t4 which pre prevented fh ..tr,.c.eOz;g, by sonic abused her Some privates; of 30th reo,iment, quart - er , ., at . . , Wakvfield, having asseololed at the C.; ,;.k and Inn on:.Snturoay and oce)m.iog very r 01— . Oos, a covstaule-,yas cilled to ; oi.e of D.•o'lVati, ( 1 ,:-NAT Vi t bay'ontr, but 1. 4111),‘,1,; ceiced a blow from the I..eace..-orlictl, whet knocked him' down: He was afterwards lock.-! , t h•,, for the tiibili, ti) „ • , tOititU dea d tie%r tool o, ; ; II . A young man ia N. ),),i„ ti ,(At (4, a Swiday last, not :‘).4.10 ; 2. i• pre.ienting it at 11:.,,anlanc , .- Po;ili-y, a g,il *ten yefiiis 01,- whom ite wotindr C.- of A. so -evertlras to retider , her T•ie , ,,iiery 117 (10 , 11)t Six companies tit the 3th R Ha.litox on the 3.1 of in t. c Diadem and Regulus ; they %yore A(2,111100 tit.. loth, with the 23d, or • Weich . Fuz . lt..ri; Liibon. • SMITI-IF I LLI) :.1A ()cr. 29. This day's Markel atforAqi a wind v of prime Beasts, and the shOw of Ca:tle siderable; Beef, Mutton, Vc.,l„ and 1. 1 ,ak, support last prices.; and the trade for the Most ,part somewhat brisk,—the sales in' the' ,14 . ..ty"M were pretty lively ; Straw has got up in pr;ce and Clover fetched la,t prices.—ti's-alt ac curate-statement of the,prices and numbrs To sink the ofral . oer stone of i]lb. Beef 4s. 4cl. to ss. 4d. mutton 4s. 4d. to 4d. Veal ss. od' to 76. od„ ,Pork ss. od. to 7s. ed. Lamb os. al. tk., os. otl. 13eastssztro. Sheep 15,000 . . Calves Piti4to. SinIriiFIELD HAY-111ARKET. Hays!. os. od. to 101. - oi. Straw zl. - ros. od. tv 31. as. cd. Clover 61. los. ci4- to tot. ic+, ad. CORN EXCHANGE; OCT. 29.—Wheat .this day his \arrived in tolerable .sUpply cOastw,i;c, bits iivt much Foreign, and: Jie sales theieof fully at, Fri day's prices ; 'Barley somewhat cheaper; W!lite Peas again dearer ; Malt and Bean, of the two de scriptions, are nearly. at ,our late currency; there are cdusiderable supplies of Oat, but having a 6e mrnd, this trade is not quoted lower ; FF,ur out alteration. Wheat -68 s a Bcs a 945 Fine ditto 985 a 14525 ke (new) - 405 a 45 Barley - - - 34 5 a 47 5 Malt - - , 745 a Szs White Pease -645 . a 7a5 Grey ditto - 4b5 a 53s Beans sos a s6s _ Tick Beans - 44$ a Sos Oats - 245 :7s 4 328 Poland ditto - 3is ;Ss Potatoe ditto - aos Rape Sced, ) 11 Fine F lour - J y s Secoodb . 806 a 4si 1 Ack